Sentence examples for what a slightly from inspiring English sources

Really, you are 'liking' what a slightly better person you are.

While this differs slightly from what Ad.ly is doing, it wouldn't be surprising if Twitter moved into in-stream advertising in the near future.

Here's what happens when you—a slightly neurotic, straight, white male who's been in a committed relationship for years goes on a "girlfriend experience" date to write an article about it.

As the women warmed up, each thwack of the luminous yellow balls produced a substantial amount of spray, perhaps unwelcome on what was a slightly nippy Olympic evening in what amounts to the Brazilian winter.

He says exactly what a cool, slightly mean, prep-school lacrosse guy bass player who keeps forgetting your name would say.

"It tidies up what was a slightly unusual situation.

She is so courageous in what seems a slightly bonkers event – and I mean that in a nice way.

Scott chunked a tee shot on 12 into the water hazard before, in what looked a slightly rattled state, three putting the generous 13th.

Certainly, the droning bassline of "Sweet and Bitter" and the distortion applied to Gonzalez's vocals throughout transform what is a slightly samey LP into a more exciting live experience.

What seemed a slightly odd programme on paper - they had also played it at the Edinburgh international festival, two nights earlier - turned out to be perfectly judged in performance.

What a difference a slightly confused walk makes.